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December 18, 2020
Login Labor under a better leader would be ‘in the box seat’ at the next federal election18/12/2020|12min Sky News host James Morrow says Prime Minister Scott Morrison has revealed himself to be quite weak in a lot of areas, so the Labor Party is “in the box seat” at the next election if they can get a stronger candidate than Anthony Albanese. “If they (the Labor Party) were to ditch Albo for somebody who was more socially conservative – I think – and also economically nationalist...
December 17, 2020
China Watch: Spies Have Long Targeted Politicians Fang Fang is only one of many Chinese spies to compromise American politicians. So says Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. CA Rep. Eric Swalwell may not be the only politician who got caught in such a trap, either. Johnson, referencing information from Director of National Security John Ratcliffe and FBI Director Christopher Wray, warned: “Listen, when you listen to what John Ratcliffe was revealing,...
December 16, 2020
Joe Biden is going to be a one-year president 16/12/2020|2min Sky News host James Morrow has predicted that Joe Biden is "going to be a one-year president". "This time next year, as we go into Christmas, were going to be talking about what president Kamala Harris is going to say at her inauguration speech," Mr Morrow said. "I say Bidens going to be a one year president." Favourite
December 16, 2020
China’s unfavourable behaviour is ‘uniting the west’16/12/2020|3min Sky News host James Morrow says the funny thing about China’s trade war on Australia is that it is hurting their own economy and is uniting the west. It comes after Trade Minister Simon Birmingham announced the Australian government will appeal to the World Trade Organization (WTO) over Chinas decision to impose enormous tariffs on Australian barley earlier this year. Mr Morrow said the trade war was "actually hurting C...
September 4, 2013
He is defeated on a matter of urgent national security as he sees it, is he still credible as president, as commander in chief? >> credibility, i hope it doesnt fall, because the president said that he has drawn a red line. if you think or if anyone thinks that drawing a red line that means that a president can commit the united states to war without the support of the congress, that just happens to be wrong. from a constitutional professor, i would say that would be more embarrassing than anyth...